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2nd day after surgery. Surgeon just came in and cleared me to go home today. Still feeling a little nauseous from the anesthesia.

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    Going home is such a major milestone. There's no place like home to help in recovery. Congrats!

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I had nausea from the anesthesia as well, but was resolved by second day post op. It will probably improve with time. Are your pain meds part of the cause of the nausea?

Congratulations and let us know if we can be of any help in the coming days. :) ;) :P :D :lol: B) :rolleyes: ;-)

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Thanks. Feeling better. It seems like once they pulled the drain tube the nausea subsided. Thanks again for the well wishes.

Going home is such a major milestone. There's no place like home to help in recovery. Congrats!

Congratulations and wishing you a speedy recovery. The first couple of weeks were surreal.

they had to give me a strong does of anti-nausea meds every single time they gave me pain meds, becuase I would immediately feel so, so sick whenever they gave me pain meds. Good to hear you are feeling better. Take care of yourself. :)

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